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Open the tool →遗珥坠簪 (yí ěr zhuì zān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe a joyful gathering or feast where guests are so unrestrained and engrossed that they might inadvertently lose their accessories like earrings and hairpins; to revel without formality”.
遗珥坠簪 is pronounced yí ěr zhuì zān in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 遗珥坠簪 means “lose earrings, drop hairpins”. It is used to mean “to describe a joyful gathering or feast where guests are so unrestrained and engrossed that they might inadvertently lose their accessories like earrings and hairpins; to revel without formality”.
形容欢饮而不拘形迹。同“遗簪堕珥”。